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No 3 viii run through On ~....
uril Bridge, stopping 900 aI station.
arriving go Natural Bridge -fH'.
NO. 3 accommodation .Dit..
station On Monday at .1Hm
stations for flag. arriving
ann. Slccplng-car attached f. ...
will be open for reception .. I...
pm sunday.
Al Clifton FORGE with ChD-lI. .......
railway for the south West. nr. N....
At Lynchburg with N0rf.. m
railroad for an poinf- South.
Southwest. and Virginia INDIAN.
an points North and South.
At Richmond with Associate.
all points ln the South anl
rickshurg and Potomac mIr
North.
Az Lexington with ba.Hu.
road. making close cunnD.t...
Ferry 10 and from pItf-.urI
also 10 points North ani tf-f
sleeping ear attached fN NIGHT .E...
for lyuchhurg.
SLEEPING CARS llNfHI .. n.
pHIS. NEW ORLEANS. HrI I|.|I.
Trains marked 2 daily except
Tickets sold f0 aII points,
Main street. 700 Main. lrI
Allegheny depot. E.elfl anl
JOIN D. NAlNI...
dpI Gent Passenger HnI Il....
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LIBERAL commission 10 agents to solicit
subscriptions.
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City delivery by carriers at cents per week.
BY MAIL, POSTAGE PAID.
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4 TLANTIC COAST uNG

AND PETERS. PA.
ROAD TINE IIN
Commencing SUNDAY. .
on this road viii run as foI..H.
TRAINS SOIIHW lI..
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DESTINY.

IKE a shadow that flies from the sun COS, we sir
out OF life and are gone.
The place where we were is vacant, for who vii
remember TIL noon,
The drop Of dew like a diamond which pleased al
the glimmer OF dawn
And when the singer has left us, who cares &c
remember the tune'
In the leaves drift deep in the forest what bird
IL seeking the one
Beneath whose shelter she builded her tedious
love grading nesty
II has lived il was used, has perished' now leth
its use being done
Forgotten Of sunshine and songster In the dust
whence IL came. II is best.
But We we shrink from the leafs fate, and We
murmur. Soon they forget,
These friends whom we loved who loved us and
shared in our pleasures and mirth
Our names are lost in the silence death bringeth,
and no regret
Fndureth for us. low lying In green gemmed
bosom Of earth"
Oh, mortal accept the omen and We live, we are
used and we fall
As the leaf before us has fallen; We pass from
our place and are not.
The living have grief sufficient; content thee TO
fold in thy pail
Remembrance and sofrowful grieving, ana be
Of the living forgot.
Glare Beatrice st. George Ia Chicago Inter
Ocean
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE



Reported by @. W. Branch 4 Co., banker
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
REVIEW.
New YORK, Dec. S.-The daily press
almost unanimously indorse the Presi-
dents message, and what is most singu-
lar these very papers were generally pro-
nounced bulls on stocks. The Philadel-
phia papers viewed 1t with another and
clearer light, and predicted II the recon-
mendations were followed, financial ruin
throughout the country would be the re-
suit. The way Wall street viewed 1t was
shown in to-days market. There was a
steady stream of long stock coming out
from the opening True. the bears may
have sold little, but the bulk of the
offerings were from timid holders, both
for home and foreign account. A steady
stream OF unfavorable news was received
to-day. From the West it was decided
to adopt 20 per cent lower tariff be-
tween Chicago and Missouri river points
to conform to reduced rates In Illinois
State. Terminal stocks were weak the
selling was largely by parties identified
with insiders. Ii was rumored to-day
that the banks had called in loans on
10000 shares of Richmond Terminal
Boston was large seller of Union Pa
cihc. A report was in circulation
that Reading earnings for November
would show decrease. Ii is semi
officially admitted that Reading has not
earned enough this year TO pay dividends
on its preferred bonds. There may be
some foundation for the decrease story.
There are some reports of fight in The
cable pool, and the Western Union wants
larger proportion for the land line ser
vice But there Is no use commenting
further The outside public won't touch
stocks, and the bulls have no market TO
unload upon. The purchasing power
seems exhausted. Closing weak at low
est of the day.
Money, A. to >.
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was ousted by the
revolution Of lS4s,
followed by the
short lived republic
and second empire,
and that was in
turn destroyed by
the PruSsian cap
ture of Louis Ma
polcon in 1870 and
the establishment
OF II republi IN
1871. After "A nun
Der Of provisional
expedients, includ-
ing the septennata
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No. til the var
broke cut. lie was
an active Union
laan. scrvcd in the
Federal convention
Of i5Ol and il the
Union army, was q
member " the Ma
tiOnal Democratic
convention VI ls,js
and "a member Of
the XLINth and
XVIII con
presses. In the
former he served
On the committee
with MIR. Lamar
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Hebrews In Now York.

1t il a curious fact that one out Of every
nine persons you meet on Broadway is q
Hebrew. They number in this city about
120, 900, and with their wealth and inteui-
gence, If ever organized politically as a
party, would exert very strong, II not a
controlling influence on local politics. -
New York Herald
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investigating the noted Hayes-Tilden eec
ton ia South Carolina la 1858 Governor
Crittenden appointed him "a member OF the
Missouri Supreme Court commission, and in
1855 presiding judge Of the court Of appeals
ut Kansas City. an Office he held when
hamed TO succeed Gen. Sparks
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THE NEW FRENCH PRESIDENT.
sadi-Carnot. Crcvy's successor--GIimpse'
of French History.


Of French History.
The French have had another revolution,
inst for n change II was neither big nor
= bloody one: but It was sufficient to attract
the attention Of the world for several days.
II excited the hopes Of the monarchlsts and
other reactionists only to disappoint them,
and il ended in making the cautious and re-
liable republican, Sadi Carnot, president
for the next seven years unless there should
be another revolution. Contemporary his
torians cannot agree in giving this revolu-
ton a number, for it depends on whether you
count the first and third French revolutions
as one each. or divide each into its several
minor revolutions II the former, here Is the
historic outline: The old royal and despotic
regime was destroyed in l7s9-9i by
the first revolution and restored in
lsli-lj. the monarchy was overthrown the
second time in 1890, and the very moderate
ROYALTY Of Louis Philippe established; that
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10 brighton a Brussels, OF any carpet that
Is faded, sponge in a mixture Of one part OK
gall l. Two parts water This Is excellent
\ lady recently bought a much faded carpet
Brusscls) at a second hand store, and restored
it u almost its original beauty in this way.
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Land Commissioner Phillips.

William A Sparks is out and John +.
Phillips is reported slated for commissioner OF
the land Office Ar Phillips vas born il 1854
in Boone county, no, read law with Gen.
John d. Clarke and nracticcd in GEORGETOWN.
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Mrs PYLE, 3l5 \. fluhano.l D.,
cleaning. securing and carpet Ol..
Manufacturer OF tno Acme kenUiafn
Mrs. IA. BANNlsIEk. sl0 p. BfuI .f
Lace curtains specially
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T. W. FkAASER l5is r.. Main street .s..
sale ana retail Proprietor 0i fmp.-, ID
iuai Nerve aud Bone Llnlmenf
T.. +. REEVE. u2 Easf Marshall pI..n .
Ouyal n NOrt0n's Horse Tonic. p0I.I..,I
lUpsla Remedy Nc.
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Mr. 4 A 1rollope recalls that his maternal
grandfather, a county vicar could not endure
the sound made by a knife edge on dinner
plate So lie had some plates made for him
sell with discs OF silver set in the centers,
and on these he cut his meat without having
his selth set Oh edge
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The TINES UW issue an extrd ctreuLd-
ton during the three reeks preceding Christ
mas and that ia the opportunity for adrer-
tiang.
Don't you forget IT,
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JAMES p. COOPER.
GIL Main Street, Richmond, y

Oil Main Street, Richmond, Va.
advise all persons intending to use
coupons to procure them from Mr.. J. Z.
Cooper OF his agent, and get his guaran-
tee Of indemnity, as with 1t | can secure
them full and complete legal protection
WILLIAM l.. ROYAL.
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Tobacco Market.

RICHMNoD, December 5.
Breaks OF loose are large again to-day.
Prices on medium leaf were hardly a.
strong to-day as yesterday. Old filters
are selling better with good demand,
while old wrappers were more active also.
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A box OF good cigars or demijohn OF
old Madeira or sherry wine Is q nice Christ
mas present, and can be had Of
CHAMBERLAYSE 3 Co.
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WINES. LIQUORS, sc.
s'DREPARE IN TIME FOR THE
INNER MAN

"DREPARE IN TIME FOR THE
INNER MAN
JUST ARRIVED.
New ROquefOrt Cheese
New Neufchsiele Cheese.
New Frontage de Brie.
New Robert y. Pineapple Cheese.
New Pates de Foics Gris.
New AnChONis lrarlcllc-J.
New Russian and French Sariines
New Picked Lamb Tongues.
New Smoked and salt salmon.
New Smoked llcrings
New BOnclCss Goldfish.
New EyapOmted California AprICOts.
New Evaporated Peaches and Apples.
New Barley and Ga meal.
New Buckwheat Flour.
New Honey and Maple syrup.
New Cape Coz Canhorucs
New Malaga Raislns.
New Malaga g apes.
New Figs and Dates
New extra ine Catsup.
Now Imported Saucikaut.
AlSO new arrival OF my CELEBRATED
SWEET MIXED PICKLES al onJ al per
allOn.
Ny we'll selected large stock of general
ikOCtkiES. WINES. LOU ORS, and daily
FRESH BOTTLED LAGER BEER
stnn we'll known go need further mentioning
Please send your orders Iu time s0 they Gao
DC carefully attended e..
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.

RICHMOND, Va, December s.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat. , 10 bushels
Corn -962 bushels.
Oats Il 10 bushels
Mil Otial-5 tons
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Wheat Tongberry, $40 bushels prime at
Gle. ~ bushels prime at S9c 90 bushels
common at sOc Mixed, 700 bushels yer
good al $50 40 bushels fair st Gle Short
berry 60 bushels very good at s5c, no
bushels common n 78c. Total sales Of wheat,
2,l70 bushels
Corn White, 148 bushels very good al
SIC. Mixed, zoo bushels prime at SIC; 81
bushels very good on private terms %
bushels good at 564c 80 bushels good al
56c. Total sales of corn, 952 bushels
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4 lhilkLD DAIRY formerly Westrsri Al,
\. seventh street. and DO b. Ntm gr,l
Fresh mia. cream. butter. butter uNs. La
cheese.
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'VShN >. u hhl SO, corner 0f fouli,,uts a..
wagon covers iAi
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To Taxpayers

Coupons can be used in payment Of all
taxes due the State. A very large pro
portion of your tax bills can be saved by
using coupons. Full legal protection and
In ar, pffu on a pfpaf
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III hh Is. Dl Err 6li T.. ManhaU s,..
Cherokee Cough Dr0ps '" -t
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Il. MALLERSriNE a. CO.. d aniI EF.
teenth street Potatoes. butter. to
iage, Nc.
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lLLfs ADRIAN. 800 e. Broad street. N1l
advanced On personal property. OILS. l.lti
from FRIDAY 80 shutdown iu aafuriaJ d.
aunduWu.
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~. NICK BEDFORD. lte b. Nsm suei-
dgn Of the Horse. Manuiaeiuurall et1e
sale De llor.
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We are the sole agents Of the celebrst-
ed La Normsndi Cigar.
CHAABERIAYsE S Co.
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&C. HIGH. ISIS T. Main street NsiOlsN.
icwelry neatly repaired
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marhmare anA CarlInsn annd.

J. ?. IUsIls. 2 \. flIfU0nlh sUUIf \
agent Established lse
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!. Q. HUIaION M n NHn sfr0-f
JOSEPH r. NlNGFfFID r.rr.r f..
and hIosI streets 1915
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WALTER J. TODD, as y. Sixth street. al.
signmcnfs 90 country produce solicited
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J. A. 0kASDERGER. Igss r Fr,nlI.,. ..
All work guaranteed '-s
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WILLIAM G. FULLER. nl0 b. C4n Ill,
Special attention 20 repairing '-''
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COTTON REPoRT
Market prime

Market prime
Quotations. -Middling, 9lc low middling,
&c good ordinary. SEC.
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PAINTS, OILS. SC.
DICHMOND IRON PAINT co.
Mt. PATE & co, 1907 EAST CARY STREET.

Weather, Water,
and Fire Proof.
Never Cracks,
Blisters, OF Peels.
Especially adapt
cd for TIN, Zinc
Copper, Iron AMI
5 b n gle, and
Board Roofs.
Defective and
Leaky RoOfsfrOm
age and exposure
are rendered tight
lnd perfect by it,
use. Damp and
imperfect Walls
are also rendered
lry by the use 81
his PAINT aud
EN- ENT.
tall Is
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Iocksniths


Joseph DELARUE. ~ T. Main STRESS .t
hanging ana general machine nl,.l,
Models Tor patents.
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iron works.
ASA SNYDER CO., luU6 90 lOif lai5 stist
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. ., ~ ~ % 30 ~ ALh, 1915 r. Main street IA
shoes. " f.'h al n.
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Iumber
Joseph b. WlN0flELD. dealer n al.i
ami ali klul- Ui moultlnl- lui Hn.l
bull Ting ur4l-hlna- Iiu INu.N|I .U. .
order Dllitt. fufUHf Dl IIuII lUI I.a..
streets. Richmond. va.
Marble worker
WALLEN a WRAY, Seventh ali 1ss
streets. Monuments. tOmbs. mAlolc.l.ili.
ties, &c.
Mattress Manufacturer
ADAM DfACONT, 2Os h. Marshall Hut
Wholesale and retail. Repairing leai|I 81!
promptly done.
L. T.. t1noIrJ IRESsliAW. el EUt Bra
street. mattress maker and ulblI.fd
wholesale ana retail. Repairing u@i b4
durably done.
Mineral Water Bottlers
CITY BOTTLING HOUSE. HD W. b.
street. Manufacturers Ot Vanilla fLllf.
and mineral waters.
Paints. OILS. Sc.
RICHMOND PAINT STORE. 81 b. Broad Do
Paints, oils, glass, and painters sulp.'
Paper Hanging
:. j. DAVIS. - n Ninth street. sa -
awnings. ll-Cloths, aud paper lansil,
Plumbers. Gas aud steam Filter,
BF. BEDFORD. 1910 r. Main street fa.'
cal plumber. timer, Jas and steam liI,i
r. q. IINSLEY. az Brook avenue. -.etl a.
gus itting, Timing Sc.
Real Estate Agents
A.JBRADLEY SEQ. Thirteenth ani BY.
streets. Manchester. Agent Tor ne f.f'
bury Savings and INSURANCE lompahJ.
:. ;. NASHON q cOS, 81. n t...L ~,
4. b. CHAPLIN 4 Co, No. N. lenil ''.,
4 THeNpSON BROWN d CO.. lll b ht-
street.
VIRGINIA RUBBER CO.. Oh /. bral'.i.l
Betting, nose. ana all kinds NJ fllOei 80
Rubber Stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANCfA
TURING CO, lgll r. Main g. All-'-
turers aud importers OF stamp neteli.t, I'd.
DID DOMINION ri DBEk STAMP noHHe ~
g5 Bank street. Agents Wanitl '''-
Sign Painting
0. 5. THOMPSON, Franklin street lnl., :,
change Hotel. Advertising 80
Board fence and wall signs speeitlll. ..r
L. LlPSCOMB. No. = y, Nlulh 'N'''
painting and gliding on glass.
soap Factory
T. GARCTN & co. fll5 Fmnklin street ~
lisbed lso0j. Toilet and iaunlf5 'o''''
Tall0rs 20
r. ". stage. Twelfth street, under ANU
Hotel. Civic and military tailor
Inderfak-rs; ..s
3. n. MORhIsElI, No. l. 'e'el''
Manchester. Phone. 20.
Wir. Mattresses and Cots .....
y " LOWE. 22il T.. Main street, n,s 49,,
rer of Champion Woven Wiz IL.
and Cots. The best and ehcaposi 20 lls
wood aud Coal
ELIZA COAL YARD (Elba siauolt y
and Pine streets. W. 5. Pnchef. - f.
kinds OF Coal. Wood. an1 '0A''
ah0na xsl
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", n,l.as,,l, STEAM BAKERY. II .
pnVp la,lo' IL ;. Twelfth .troei W.Ain.
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Mattress Manufacturer

NALLEN a WRAY. Seventh ali Jnl
streets. Monuments. tOmbs. mai1le.lai li.
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" ILLiAM ~. GARDNER. Gid
stbavv,, halr cutting, dyeIns. .bs,,. o. 3D.
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DIRECTORY
or RELIABLE
BUSINESS IOIfSE.

BUSINESS HOUSES
The Directory 6elors Of rsls,,s -.
PUSHES ,'. Aorse', giving Their h,s,,o. a goa
, ~ 'e'3 Dc fond gerry usef.l a, . aA
y reference tor Information r,l,,'s. = s''z
and al NE different 5ranels. ~ go 80 : -,
n Ansly teal Chemi.t
UT; HENRY Probing is
chemist 70 Chesapeake ana 49, '',iln stnes
mona ana Allegheny railroads a"l hlc.
'eut'oh 10 ores AMI mineral gafer. P','a a.
a., Architects
h. >. DlMMOCk, ll08 A. u.i.
respondence solicited. Stree. q.
,rn, btrber.
Lillian VI. GARDNER rft
street. HAIR cutting. dyo'ns 49,. D. 3D.
shampOoing e' 'nafilI
Bakers,
~, n SmMOND STEAM BAKERY. h =.
PROPRIETOR IL 5. Twelfth .tne' M Aln
ID or,..,. Boots and shoes.
}. r. IhASDALE. 1915 MAJ .,..
g." ann g mems sud e and 49,.
"NA I,tl, =. BhACER, stall 3d. u e...
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H. y UINMOIk, ll0 n Man,
rcspondence solicited. Stree. g..
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Reported by @. w. Branch q Co., ban ksrs
nd brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-03-24
PROPOSALS. Fob BEEF AND
MUTTON


HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE
MISSOURI,
OFFICE CHIEF CoMNIssARY OF SUBsIsTENCE,
FORT LEAyENwORTH, KANSAS,
March 18th, 1887.
GEALED PROPOSALS in triplicate, subject to
y the usual conditions. VIII be received Ut this
Office or at the Office Of the Acting Commissaries
OF Subsistence at the posts named below, until IL
o'clock noon, Friday, April 18th, 1857, at which
time and place they will be opened in the presence
Of bidders, for furnishing and delivery Of fresh
partment c. s. Army for twelve ulonfne, eommenc-
ing July lst 1885,, or such less time as the
Commisary General Of Subsistence may4sdirect, at
the following poets, VIZ:
Forts Leavenworth, Riley. and Hays, Kansas
Forts Lyons, Lewis. and Crawford, Colorado: Fort.
Gibson, Reno, Sill and Supply, Indian Territory,
and Fort Elliot Texas.
Separate bids are also invited for furnishing for
the period choice cuts of fresh beef for Off
ceHe use sf ALEC for furnishing escn beef cattle
on the hoof "a may be required 1t each post Tor
the Use the troops in the field or on the march.
Each bid must be accompanied Ds guarantee
as specified In the printed information as to con-
6itiOns and quality o. beef AID mutton, payments,
etc.
Bids and guarantee must be made ont on blanks
prepared Cor this occasion. giving the bidder all
information required as to con1ilione, ETC., ana
which can be obtained upon application to this
Office or to the Acting Conmisssr1es OF Subslst-
ence Of the ports named.
Bids made ont otherwise or not in strict accord
anc- with the forms prescribed will not ce con-
sdrred.
The government reserves the right 10 reject any
THOMAS WILSON,
Major an. c. s., e. S. A., Chief c. S., Dept Mo.
nlS-4t
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Program of the city teachers open
meeting. to be held in the high school
room, Saturday, March 26th, 1887, COM
mencing at 2 O'clock, p. m. sharp. All
teachers and friends of education are
cordially invited tomeet with us:
1. Opening exercises.
2. Paper by J. A. Beadle.
8. Defamation, Evelyn Baird.
T. The Teacher and her Inf uence. pa
per- by Amelia Etric.
s. Paper on primary work in numbers,
Mary Kriegh.
6. Song.
: Class drill in numbers Anna Kriegfr.
8. Select reading, Myrtle Staysa.
Q. Calisthenic song by second primary
pupils, west school.
TO- Select reading, Jennie Jones.
II. Written examinations, object ETC.,
E. d. Webb.
Discussion will fellow each subject if
any are interested enough to discuss.
Come all, and we will endeavor to in
terest and entertain you.
FRANK AKINs, City Supt. of Schools.
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RESULT OF THE REVIVAL
At the Baptist Church.

After the resignation of Rev. n. G.
Collins, the members of the church COM
menced meeting, with the present pas
tor as leader. The meeting continued
seven weeks with the following results,
for which he are thankful to our Heaven
Father: SO baptized, restored, 2 by
letter, s. by experience and 10 are await
ing the ordinance Of baptism. Total o..
All young men and women except twelve
under fifteen years of age. During this
time the members have paid 800 salary
due Rev. N. G. Collins, the late pastor.
and SS43 due him for money he placed in
the church house. Total amount $43S.
The church not only worked well with
the present pastor, but did their duty by
their former pastor in paying all claims
due him on church and salary. The
church is now clear of debt, only run
ming expenses of this quarter, well officer
cd. A good Sunday school, and better
than ALL praying membership. May
! the bencdiction Of high Heaven rest upon
lis all, enabling us TO bring in sheavcs to
tie garner Of God. PAsToR-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-03-24

On Friday evening last number of
young people assembled at Jere Shaw S
residence on Avenue A., and entertained
themselves highly. The occasion was the
18th birthday of John Fl. Shaw, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jcre Shaw. There were
present: T. J. Tate, Charlie Wright, c.
Shaffer, Frank Riney, 8. Warren, J.
Brown, Minnie Thayer, Pearl Boyd,
Emily Cherington, Addie Lawson, Katie
Sughruc, Eta Tilghman, Ollie Jones,
Dollie Martin, Gertie Thayer, Annie
Baker, and Jessie Kelsey.
The party enjoyed the music and dane
ing, and the excellent refreshments. The
party wished the kind host and hostess
and their son many such happy and
pleasant times. There were numerous
presents given, from father and mother
and friends in the east The music was
furnished by Prof. Makepeace's orches-
ira
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-03-24
THE SOUTH SIDE,
Developing an IncipIent Boom

OeVeiopinS an Sncapient BOOM.
Some weeks ago we stated that the
South Side was beginning to feel the in
fluence of real estate boom. Our prog
nostications are proving correct, as some
real estate transactions, already reported,
have proven. Several sales in Crawford Z
addition are in embryo, which we are not
at liberty to state at present, and some
transactions have been made and compile
ted during the past week.
B. F. Younger, late of Washington,
Iowa, boughs IA acre lot in Crawford 6
addition, paying 1915.
E. A. Bean, of Kansas City, bought
block Is, the four acres southeast of J. II.
Crabs residence. The price paid was
81, 400.
r. 3. Rutherford s. Son sold to j. A.
Arment lot 2, block 2, $3.50.
J. II. Clawson, of Wilburn, bought lot
in. Crawford' addition, forS375.
In Crawfor1's addition; the blocks are
laid off in 4-acre lots, each lot being EOS
feet square.